Neoclassical

Scope note

Use for architecture and art of the late 18th and the 19th centuries that follow principles of classicism. For late 18th- to early 20th-century architecture and ornament based relatively closely on ancient classical forms, use "Classical Revival."

This term has 460 records attributed within our system.

Term type

AAT
School / style
Period

Getty AAT term number

300021477

Broader Terms used

<modern European styles and movements>

Term used for

Neo-Classical
Neo-Classicist
Neoclassic

Equivalent Terms used

Created

14yrs ago

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Folding fan

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Maker: Unknown

Chair

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Chair

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Chair

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Production: Unknown

Chair

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Production: Unknown

Chair

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Maker: Unknown

Part of an Agricultural Devices Dinner Service

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Factory: Wedgwood

An image of Figure

Standing Woman, perhaps Night

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Factory: Worcester Royal Porcelain Company

An image of Dish drainer

Offerings to Dionysus

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Factory: Spode

An image of Cream bowl

Cream bowl

Maker(s)

Manufacturer: James & Charles Whitehead (Probably)
Decorator: Daniel & Brown (Probably)

An image of Jug

Jug

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Factory: Unknown (Probably)
Production: Unknown (Uncertain)

An image of Armchair

Armchair

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Production: Unknown

Armchair

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Production: Unknown

Armchair

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Production: Unknown

Armchair

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Production: Jullienne, Denis

Armchair

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Jullienne, Denis

Folding fan

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Maker: Unknown

Brisé fan

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Production: Unknown

Folding fan

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Production: Unknown

Hera, Hermes, Argus, and Io in the shape of a Cow

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Production: Unknown

Folding fan

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Production: Unknown

Folding fan

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Production: Unknown

Square piano

Maker(s)

Maker: Erard Frères
Maker: Erard, Sébastien

Folding fan

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Maker: Unknown

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